RE: What do you expect?

wisanggeni <[email protected]>
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I like to share some of my opinion ; while positioning myself as a common user.

First, I think it's very complicated to ask the OSC Dev.Team to port their wonderfull project to another project (PostNuke) just like that. OSC itself is allready a rocking stuff by their own. ...while on the other hand, I have spend over 2 months to figure out "...how the hell can I install this wonderfull OSC to it's perfect!?"

...as a common user, I found it very tricky to setup OSC in a fast and (very) efficient way ; considering of my tight schedule.

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Second, PostNuke on the other hand had a large variety that I like to offer along with all of my products. It has the key of a theory so call "Friendly Marketing".

...by now, my shop is based on PostNuke + PostKart. And I sell Computer stuff. ...I'm not just selling a computer or two, I sell hundreds of them! ...not including computer parts.

And the question is : "How am I gonna sell hundreds and hundreds more computer parts if I'm just standing there?"

Good shop is the one that makes customer back for more. How? ...by being kind, friendly to a customer, give them some or more knowledge about the product they're looking for. ...to be simple, Extreme Marketing.

*.You don't just stand there hoping for a (perfect) customer buying your item.

...and I think PostNuke (+ OSC?) does it!

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So, if there's anyone of you like to improve what is allready GREAT to become PERFECT!
...please do!

- a common user of both stuff.
Wisanggeni, Indonesia - South East Asia.
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